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  1. With autumn approaching it means I'm on the hunt of a better lip balm again.

    It bled so bad last year I lost weight.

    #skincare #lipbalm #moisturise #moisturiser

  2. With autumn approaching it means I'm on the hunt of a better lip balm again.

    It bled so bad last year I lost weight.

    #skincare #lipbalm #moisturise #moisturiser

  3. With autumn approaching it means I'm on the hunt of a better lip balm again.

    It bled so bad last year I lost weight.

    #skincare #lipbalm #moisturise #moisturiser

  4. I dug through hundreds of Labor Day sales to find real deals on high-quality products that last
    By Marissa Miller

    Prepare for autumn with our favorite end-of-season deals on staples including leaf blowers, blankets and bedding

    theguardian.com/thefilter-us/2

    #Shopping #Autumn #Lifeandstyle #Homes #Food #Kitchenessentials #Sleep #Beauty #Skincare #Travel #Smartwatches #Headphones #Technology #Gadgets #TheGuardian #MarissaMiller

  5. I dug through hundreds of Labor Day sales to find real deals on high-quality products that last
    By Marissa Miller

    Prepare for autumn with our favorite end-of-season deals on staples including leaf blowers, blankets and bedding

    theguardian.com/thefilter-us/2

    #Shopping #Autumn #Lifeandstyle #Homes #Food #Kitchenessentials #Sleep #Beauty #Skincare #Travel #Smartwatches #Headphones #Technology #Gadgets #TheGuardian #MarissaMiller

  6. Ebanel Urea Cream: A High-Concentration Solution for Treating Rough and Cracked Skin

    📰 Original title: This ‘Magic’ Cream Has An Unexpected Ingredient — And It Dissolves Rough Skin Overnight

    🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
    👥 Users: It's clickbait ⚠️

    View full AI summary en.killbait.com/ebanel-urea-cr

    #health #skincare #ureacream #ski...

  7. Il paradosso della crema solare su TikTok: perché la disinformazione (anche se poca) diventa virale


    Con l’arrivo dell’estate si riaccende puntualmente il dibattito sui solari. Se da un lato la medicina ribadisce da decenni l’importanza fondamentale della protezione dai raggi UV, dall’altro i social network sono diventati terreno fertile per teorie alternative. Un recente studio condotto dai ricercatori dell’Università dell’Alberta e pubblicato sulla rivista scientifica PLOS Digital Health ha gettato nuova luce su come la protezione solare viene raccontata su TikTok, rivelando una realtà tanto rassicurante quanto paradossale.

    Poca disinformazione, ma incredibilmente rumorosa

    Analizzando un campione di quasi 1.000 tra i video più visti sulla piattaforma (associati ad hashtag popolarissimi come #sunscreen o #spf), gli studiosi hanno scoperto che l’86,8% dei contenuti promuove attivamente l’uso della crema solare. La narrazione dominante sul social network è quindi corretta e scientificamente orientata.

    I video contrari o apertamente critici rappresentano appena il 6% del totale, con percentuali minime dedicate a tesi estreme, come l’idea che le creme siano tossiche o cancerogene (1,5%) o che blocchino l’assorbimento dei benefici naturali del sole come la Vitamina D (1,2%).

    Dov’è allora il problema? Sta nel modo in cui l’algoritmo premia l’interazione. Lo studio ha dimostrato che questa piccolissima minoranza di video scettici o complottisti genera un livello di engagement (like, commenti e condivisioni) sproporzionatamente più alto rispetto ai contenuti scientificamente corretti. Le fake news e i toni provocatori solleticano l’emotività, lo shock e il senso di novità degli utenti, accumulando interazioni a una velocità nettamente superiore.

    Il cortocircuito della “Beauty Culture”

    Un altro dato sorprendente emerso dalla ricerca riguarda le motivazioni per cui la crema viene promossa. L’uso dei solari viene incentivato principalmente come parte di una skincare routine estetica: il 17,4% dei video ne parla per prevenire imperfezioni e danni cutanei generali, il 15,3% per combattere l’acne e l’11,5% in chiave anti-invecchiamento.

    Al contrario, solo il 6,1% dei video menziona esplicitamente l’efficacia della protezione solare nella prevenzione dei tumori della pelle. Questo approccio sbilanciato declassa un presidio medico di salute pubblica a un mero prodotto cosmetico opzionale, rendendo il pubblico più vulnerabile ai contenuti scettici che lo presentano come “evitabile” o “sospetto”.

    Cosa possiamo fare?

    Il fenomeno evidenzia che la disinformazione non ha bisogno di dominare quantitativamente una piattaforma per essere pericolosa: basta che sia abbastanza polarizzante da spingere gli utenti a interagire. Per difendersi, la regola d’oro resta quella di affidarsi alla divulgazione scientifica ufficiale e ricordare che la crema solare non serve solo a evitare una scottatura o le rughe, ma a proteggere attivamente la salute della nostra pelle.

    #algoritmi #benessere #cremaSolare #disinformazione #fakeNews #plosDigitalHealth #protezioneSolare #salutePubblica #skincare #socialMedia #tiktok
  8. #RockportME - Make Your Own #PersonalCareProducts Workshop

    April 1 @ 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM

    "Clinical #Herbalist #PatHarpell will lead a workshop at the #RockportPublicLibrary, teaching participants how to create their own personal care products. This free class, on Wednesday, April 1, at 1 p.m., is part of the Library’s 'Let’s Feel Better in 2026' series.

    "Harpell emphasizes that personal care products are simple to make and free from the chemicals found in most store-bought products. During the workshop, participants will learn to make an all-natural lotion and facial cleanser using ingredients that are safe enough to consume. Attendees will take home their creations and receive instructions for making #LipBalm, #shampoo, hair rinse, and more.

    "Harpell’s interest in skin care products originated from her research as a clinical herbalist. She encountered persistent, chronic conditions that resisted treatment from both modern and alternative medicine. This experience led her to advocate that the ingredients applied to the skin are just as important to consider as those put into the body. Harpell encourages participants to embrace this knowledge and host personal care product-making parties at home.

    "The 90-min. program has a limited capacity of 16 participants. Interested individuals can register by calling the Rockport Library at 207-236-3642."

    FMI:
    rockportlibrary.net/event/make

    #SolarPunkSunday #DIYPersonalCare #LibrariesRule #SkinCare #SelfCare #Herbalism

  9. #RockportME - Make Your Own #PersonalCareProducts Workshop

    April 1 @ 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM

    "Clinical #Herbalist #PatHarpell will lead a workshop at the #RockportPublicLibrary, teaching participants how to create their own personal care products. This free class, on Wednesday, April 1, at 1 p.m., is part of the Library’s 'Let’s Feel Better in 2026' series.

    "Harpell emphasizes that personal care products are simple to make and free from the chemicals found in most store-bought products. During the workshop, participants will learn to make an all-natural lotion and facial cleanser using ingredients that are safe enough to consume. Attendees will take home their creations and receive instructions for making #LipBalm, #shampoo, hair rinse, and more.

    "Harpell’s interest in skin care products originated from her research as a clinical herbalist. She encountered persistent, chronic conditions that resisted treatment from both modern and alternative medicine. This experience led her to advocate that the ingredients applied to the skin are just as important to consider as those put into the body. Harpell encourages participants to embrace this knowledge and host personal care product-making parties at home.

    "The 90-min. program has a limited capacity of 16 participants. Interested individuals can register by calling the Rockport Library at 207-236-3642."

    FMI:
    rockportlibrary.net/event/make

    #SolarPunkSunday #DIYPersonalCare #LibrariesRule #SkinCare #SelfCare #Herbalism

  10. #RockportME - Make Your Own #PersonalCareProducts Workshop

    April 1 @ 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM

    "Clinical #Herbalist #PatHarpell will lead a workshop at the #RockportPublicLibrary, teaching participants how to create their own personal care products. This free class, on Wednesday, April 1, at 1 p.m., is part of the Library’s 'Let’s Feel Better in 2026' series.

    "Harpell emphasizes that personal care products are simple to make and free from the chemicals found in most store-bought products. During the workshop, participants will learn to make an all-natural lotion and facial cleanser using ingredients that are safe enough to consume. Attendees will take home their creations and receive instructions for making #LipBalm, #shampoo, hair rinse, and more.

    "Harpell’s interest in skin care products originated from her research as a clinical herbalist. She encountered persistent, chronic conditions that resisted treatment from both modern and alternative medicine. This experience led her to advocate that the ingredients applied to the skin are just as important to consider as those put into the body. Harpell encourages participants to embrace this knowledge and host personal care product-making parties at home.

    "The 90-min. program has a limited capacity of 16 participants. Interested individuals can register by calling the Rockport Library at 207-236-3642."

    FMI:
    rockportlibrary.net/event/make

    #SolarPunkSunday #DIYPersonalCare #LibrariesRule #SkinCare #SelfCare #Herbalism

  11. #RockportME - Make Your Own #PersonalCareProducts Workshop

    April 1 @ 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM

    "Clinical #Herbalist #PatHarpell will lead a workshop at the #RockportPublicLibrary, teaching participants how to create their own personal care products. This free class, on Wednesday, April 1, at 1 p.m., is part of the Library’s 'Let’s Feel Better in 2026' series.

    "Harpell emphasizes that personal care products are simple to make and free from the chemicals found in most store-bought products. During the workshop, participants will learn to make an all-natural lotion and facial cleanser using ingredients that are safe enough to consume. Attendees will take home their creations and receive instructions for making #LipBalm, #shampoo, hair rinse, and more.

    "Harpell’s interest in skin care products originated from her research as a clinical herbalist. She encountered persistent, chronic conditions that resisted treatment from both modern and alternative medicine. This experience led her to advocate that the ingredients applied to the skin are just as important to consider as those put into the body. Harpell encourages participants to embrace this knowledge and host personal care product-making parties at home.

    "The 90-min. program has a limited capacity of 16 participants. Interested individuals can register by calling the Rockport Library at 207-236-3642."

    FMI:
    rockportlibrary.net/event/make

    #SolarPunkSunday #DIYPersonalCare #LibrariesRule #SkinCare #SelfCare #Herbalism

  12. #RockportME - Make Your Own #PersonalCareProducts Workshop

    April 1 @ 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM

    "Clinical #Herbalist #PatHarpell will lead a workshop at the #RockportPublicLibrary, teaching participants how to create their own personal care products. This free class, on Wednesday, April 1, at 1 p.m., is part of the Library’s 'Let’s Feel Better in 2026' series.

    "Harpell emphasizes that personal care products are simple to make and free from the chemicals found in most store-bought products. During the workshop, participants will learn to make an all-natural lotion and facial cleanser using ingredients that are safe enough to consume. Attendees will take home their creations and receive instructions for making #LipBalm, #shampoo, hair rinse, and more.

    "Harpell’s interest in skin care products originated from her research as a clinical herbalist. She encountered persistent, chronic conditions that resisted treatment from both modern and alternative medicine. This experience led her to advocate that the ingredients applied to the skin are just as important to consider as those put into the body. Harpell encourages participants to embrace this knowledge and host personal care product-making parties at home.

    "The 90-min. program has a limited capacity of 16 participants. Interested individuals can register by calling the Rockport Library at 207-236-3642."

    FMI:
    rockportlibrary.net/event/make

    #SolarPunkSunday #DIYPersonalCare #LibrariesRule #SkinCare #SelfCare #Herbalism